MarkCorrigan
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I saw this retarded preddit post recently:
and it just made me think, how do people who are utterly indistinct think they're unique? Every other zoomer bitch has piercings, tattoos and shitty dyed hair. It's not expressing any fucking individual identity. Like how does the type of reddit nigga who probably made this post, who's "lgbt", into a bunch of gay fandom shit, has "trauma", is "ND" and has depression, repeats the same memes everyone else like them does, gets all their opinions from jewtube videos, wears the same types of clothing, etc. think they're unique? Do they simply never introspect for 5 seconds? I bring them up especially instead of, say, the stereotypical legion of blonde stacies who get called clones because these stacies don't base their whole identity around being unique, artistic, sensitive specimens. Really, 99% of people are completely generic. They can very easily be put into a few categories despite what decades worth of pop culture has told us. It takes an exceptional person to be unique in any true sense.
And this applies to me too. I'm low IQ, don't have any unique thoughts, have a fairly typical life story for an inkwell, and lack any personality. But I don't pretend otherwise.
and it just made me think, how do people who are utterly indistinct think they're unique? Every other zoomer bitch has piercings, tattoos and shitty dyed hair. It's not expressing any fucking individual identity. Like how does the type of reddit nigga who probably made this post, who's "lgbt", into a bunch of gay fandom shit, has "trauma", is "ND" and has depression, repeats the same memes everyone else like them does, gets all their opinions from jewtube videos, wears the same types of clothing, etc. think they're unique? Do they simply never introspect for 5 seconds? I bring them up especially instead of, say, the stereotypical legion of blonde stacies who get called clones because these stacies don't base their whole identity around being unique, artistic, sensitive specimens. Really, 99% of people are completely generic. They can very easily be put into a few categories despite what decades worth of pop culture has told us. It takes an exceptional person to be unique in any true sense.
And this applies to me too. I'm low IQ, don't have any unique thoughts, have a fairly typical life story for an inkwell, and lack any personality. But I don't pretend otherwise.





